Logistics
Inventory, packing, routing, deliveries, receipts, and partner handoffs.
Disaster relief and recovery
Prepare before the storm. Show up under a clear plan.
MGA is building the people, equipment, and partner relationships needed for requested disaster logistics and recovery work. It does not self-deploy into disaster areas.
Current status
Building readiness, not advertising a finished response force.
Now
Planning the system
Priority work includes partner intake, volunteer skill records, equipment offers, safety rules, and a repeatable request-to-delivery process.
When activated
Work from a verified request
A known agency or community organization defines the need. MGA confirms access, scope, safety, leadership, funding, and documentation before work begins.
Practical roles
Recovery takes more than a truck and good intentions.
Field support
Approved cleanup, site support, communications, power, and equipment operation.
Technical support
Mapping, aerial assessment, repairs, fabrication, data handling, and documentation.
Long-term recovery
Partner-led projects that help communities repair, prepare, and reduce future risk.
Safety
Do not travel into a disaster area on MGA's behalf.
Field work depends on training, authorization, insurance, safe access, the lead organization's plan, and a clear assignment. An interest form is not a deployment order.
Help build readiness